I upheld the snow day
tradition by making cinnamon buns and bacon for breakfast. This is
certainly not the healthiest meal, but it is meant to be a special
treat. I never anticipated that I would be making it quite so often
this winter! Regardless, Robby swears it provides him with the "koopa
energy" needed to sled and throw snow balls all day.
The
intensity of the snow fall kept Robby inside for much of the day.
Instead of sledding, he spent his time playing Xbox and fabricating
scenarios on Minecraft. I still don't fully comprehend either platform,
but I do appreciate that he is using his imagination and is staying
busy. After all, the boys might have had a snow day, but I still had a
stack of work which needed to be done.
While
the boys were busy playing with various electronic devices, I curled up
in my rocking chair and started to plow my way through the overwhelming
pile of reports. To my surprise, I was left alone and was able to
conquer my looming "to do" list by early afternoon. By that time the
snow had slowed, and Robby was able to head outside to play.
I
was grateful that his friend was also raring to play in the snow
because I was content watching through the window while sitting by the
fire. My leg has definitely felt better and, although I'm not having any
specific issues, I am not entirely comfortable on my feet. In all
fairness, this is probably due to the baby bump instead of my
prosthesis. All of a sudden I seemed to have popped out, and I now look
like I am walking around with a turkey tucked under my blouse.
By
4 pm both school systems had already cancelled for today. Needless to
say, I had two happy campers last night as they celebrated another day
home from school. Today I think we will forgo the traditional snow day
breakfast. It turns out that you can have too much of a good thing.
Instead of cooking, we'll head to IHOP for pancakes. As luck would have
it, today is Free Pancake Day! Of course, this plan is contingent on
the roads being cleared.
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